Psychology

This article theoretically examines the causes of guilt in women. The main factors causing guilt are discussed, as well as scientific theories concerning its influence on the psychological state of women. These theoretical analyses serve as a basis for further research on the problem of guilt.

Based on the research of foreign scientists, love as a socio-psychological phenomenon was considered from the point of view of a complex approach. The article provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of love on social development as a psychological structural structure of a couple’s relationship. Also, in modern society, the connection between love and the psychological
state of a person is shown, approaches to the phenomenon of love in the context of family relationships.

In this article, the scientific-theoretical basis of the concept of work motivation is explained, in particular, the classifications given by foreign and domestic scientists are considered. Work motivation and its theories are studied

Suicide is a significant public health issue, but in Uzbekistan, its discussion often faces cultural and social barriers. Silence about the issue can have a negative impact on public health and complicate suicide prevention. This article examines the underlying causes of suicidal behavior in Uzbekistan, the consequences of silence on the topic, and the importance of discussing this issue at the societal and institutional levels. Openness about mental health issues and active efforts to prevent suicide contribute to improving the well-being of citizens

This article describes the theoretical and methodological foundations of studying the socio-psychological characteristics of coping behavior in youth. The focus is on analyzing various approaches to studying coping behavior among young people. Coping models applicable to youth and research methods in this area are discussed

The system of value orientations determines the meaningful aspects of a personality’s orientation and forms the basis of its attitude to the world around it, to other people, to itself, the basis of its own worldview and the basis of motivation for life, the basis of the life concept and philosophy of life. The article presents the results of an experimental study conducted on these issues

Currently, special attention is paid to the general living conditions of children in families born from interethnic marriages. Children growing up in such families are exposed to stressors due to high levels of family conflict, differences in cultural values and problematic parenting, which changes their worldview. In multiethnic families, ethnosocial and ethnodemographic processes occur on a certain scale and are carried out under the significant influence of the psychological factor, since representatives of ethnic groups are real people. Also, in such families there are many combinations of ethnocultural identity, depending on which ethnic groups are united in marriage, the nature of local ethnic interactions and the general ethnic situation of the family’s place of residence. The article analyzes the results of empirical research on this issue.

Strengthening the position of women in society is one of the priority goals facing the international community today. However, there are “painful” problems that hinder the achievement of these goals, and addressing them requires studying the socio-psychological characteristics of the issue.The article covers violence, its causes, and the socio-psychological characteristics
of women who have been subjected to violence. Methods for working with victims of violence are also provided for specialists

Currently, the problem of psychophysiological well-being of children in family and educational institution remains one of the most important issues. Therefore, the mental, physical and psychological health and maturity of the growing generation is one of the most important components of state policy today. The family is the leading social institution, and its influence on the human psyche is undeniable. The size of the family can have a significant impact on the formation of educational activities. This
article analyzes the results of empirical research on this problem.

The article is based on the fact that stress and insecurity in the family are psychological factors that cause a feeling of material shortage, and material shortage is indicated as the main cause of family problems. This material shortage is reflected in such psychological problems as stress and insecurity in individuals in the family, as well as factors arising as a result of family conflicts, parental demands, lack of emotional support, economic and social pressure in the family, and the influence of these factors on personality development is shown.

This article presents an analysis of studies that have studied the socio-psychological impact of women’s migration on the family environment and marital relations. It also highlights the psychological changes that occur in children left behind as a result of women’s migration for the purpose of work

The phenomenon of parental infantilism, which includes financial dependence and the inability to manage one’s own family, affects the country’s economic and demographic situation. However, due to the complex nature of this phenomenon, its multiple causes, and the impact of socio-psychological factors, it has not been sufficiently studied as a research topic. Modern social conditions, the intensification of information flows, socio-economic changes, and crises lead to shifts in values among the youth. This article presents a comparative analysis of the social-psychological research on the manifestation of infantilism among parents.

Today, the scope of psychosomatic diseases has been expanded, and the presence of psychological factors in the origin of almost all diseases is becoming known and recognized by doctors and psychologists. The article analyzes age and gender characteristics in the assessment of the quality of life of patients with psychosomatic diseases.

This article examines the relationship between the marital status of a person and the level of his tolerance. Based on the analysis of the results of the study, it is concluded that the presence of family or its absence does not significantly affect the level of tolerance of a person, he can only influence the level of management of his emotions. It is argued that didactic intervention quickly reveals personal tolerance, reaching the level that does not significantly differ from the level of tolerance of family and non-family individuals

Anxiety disorders are characterised by excessive fear and worry accompanied by physical tension, behavioural and cognitive symptoms. These conditions interfere with the normal activities of a person’s life, negatively affecting their social relationships, studies and work. The development of anxiety disorders is closely linked to family environment, parenting styles and early attachment relationships. Negative emotions, stress and instability in the family increase the risk of anxiety disorders in children. Children who grow up with insecure attachment and lack of emotional support are more likely to experience anxiety in adulthood. Despite family influence, therapy, family and community support, and mental health awareness play an important role in overcoming anxiety disorders.

The article is dedicated to studying the problem of anxiety among individuals affected by domestic violence. Nowadays, the increasing occurrence of domestic violence in society, particularly violence in marital relationships, is considered one of the most widespread psychological factors that lead to a decrease in the overall quality of life and the development of various mental and nervous disorders due to the high levels of anxiety. In modern psychological practice, cognitive-behavioral therapy is considered one of the most effective approaches, and the author demonstrates the effectiveness of these therapy techniques when working with individuals affected by domestic violence

Article is devoted to the current problem of suicide in Uzbekistan. The article provides an extensive theoretical review of the literature related to the phenomenon of suicide among various gender groups, and it also examines the context of Uzbekistan, where this problem still remains insufficiently studied. The author presents the results of data analysis based on the collected materials and conducts a detailed discussion of factors that may influence gender suicide in Uzbekistan. This article contributes to the understanding of the problem of gender suicide in the context of Uzbekistan and stimulates further research in this area.

This article about family sheds light on the effect of sibling status and sibling relationships on children’s personal characteristics, and the role of sibling status on their characteristics. Information was given about the effect of the status of children in the family on their place in social life and the impact of this influence on the society. Sibling status has a great impact on the life of siblings born in the same family. The large number of children in Uzbek families helps children to manage their sociability, to actively move in activities, to clearly show their physical and abilities, and to develop mental development very well

In the developing world, the strength and well-being of the family are closely linked to the social status of each person and the positive aspects of the healthy development of a particular community. At the same time, with the formation of such positive qualities, some members of society also develop a number of negative vices. One of these feelings is envy. The role of society in preventing such evil is very important. Because mahalla, family and society are the center of personal development

In the context of globalization and the growing mobility of the population, the issue of adapting migrants to new ethno-cultural and socio-economic conditions is becoming more and more urgent. The process of adaptation is a complex, multifaceted process in which cultural, social and global factors intersect. This article reviews the main theoretical approaches and models that explain social psychology

In Eastern families most women are housewives and are busy with housekeeping, raising children, taking care of their husbands and their parents. However, every-day life that consists of the same chores is most likely to affect the mental
well-being of women in today’s world of globalization. Taking into account the issues of gender equality in the society, developing mechanisms for providing them with not only legal, but also socio-economic and psychological support. They also try to alleviate the problem by keeping them occupied with other activities related to their interest and hobby. but even this cannot be a perfect solution to solve the problems of housewives in the society. This scientific work is devoted to the study of the socio-psychological characteristics of housewives, psychology-related problems of housewives and their solutions, the analysis of orderly methods of diagnosing and correcting the ‘housewife syndrome’